To:I. F. POPOV

Written:Written in July, prior to 10th, 1914Published:Published in full in 1964 inCollected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 48.

      First published in part in 1959 inVoprosy IstoriiKPSS No. 5.

      Sent from Poronin to Brussels.

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	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

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Takegood care of all the documents which you will receive from Paris,St. Petersburgand elsewhere for your work at the conference, and
thenreturn them to me with care.

IfSt. Petersburg sends youStoikaya
Mysl[1]No. 18 and bourgeois newspapers for 4.IV and 5.IV. 1914,
these should be added as material to theC.C. report(on the
question of the liquidators’ attitude to the demonstration of
4.1V[2]). The report is being sent to Inessa.

Yourand Vladimirsky’s chief duty (Inessa is the French speaker) is to
write down as accurately as possible every thing that goes on, especially
the speeches of the Germans,and especially of Kautsky—andsend
in a report on this to the C.C.

Demanda translation of everything into French and do not accept the
German language (in this sense).

[1]StoikayaMysl(Staunch Thought)—one of the names under which
the Left-Narodnik (Socialist-Revolutionary) newspaperTrudovoi
Golos(Voice of Labour) was published. It appeared in St. Petersburg
in 1914 three times a week.

[2]Onthe appeal of the St. Petersburg Committee of the R.S.D.L.P. a
demonstration was held in the city on April 4 (17), 1914, in response to
the lockout by the St. Petersburg mill owners. The demonstration was timed
to coincide with the second anniversary of the Lena shootings. On that dayPut Pravdypublished as an editorial Lenin’s article “Forms of
the Working-Class Movement (The Lockout and Marxist Tactics)” (see present
edition, Vol. 20, pp. 209–12). In the Report of the C.C. of the
R.S.D.L.P. to the Brussels Conference Lenin devoted a good deal of space to
describing the significance of this demonstration and exposing the
activities of the liquidators (ibid., pp. 509–12).